Once one of Tasmania’s earliest bushwalking destinations, Hartz Mountains National Park remains a favourite for visitors drawn to its dramatic landscapes. Now part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area — one of the world’s last remaining temperate wilderness regions — the park features glacially carved peaks, alpine moorlands, tarns, waterfalls and rich rainforest.
This detailed map highlights the park’s walking tracks, key features and tourist information, supported by clear topographic detail. The reverse side includes notes introducing visitors to the region’s vegetation, landforms, wildlife, history and bushwalking tips, making it an essential companion for safe and informed exploration.
